BS Office Administration

School of Business and Public Administration

The Bachelor of Science in Office Administration is designed for students who wish to enter the business world as office managers or administrative assistants. The first two years in this program lead to the A.A.S. Degree in Office Technology. Emphasis is placed on office procedures, communication, office automation and general office management and coordination skills.

General Requirements:

ORTA	101	Freshman Orientation	1
ENGL	111, 112	English Composition I and II	6
ENGL	211, 212	Literature and Advanced Writing I and II	6
MATH	117	Business Math I or
MATH	116	Finite Math	3
MATH	118	Business Math II or	3
MATH	215	Calculus for Business, Social and Life Sciences	4
PHIL	105	Introduction to Logic	3
SPCH	115	Public Speaking	3
		Foreign Language	6
		Natural Science with Lab	8
		Fine Arts Elective	3

Major Requirements:

BSOA	104	Introduction to Business	3
IFPT	101	Computer Keyboarding I	3
MBAA	213	Introduction to Spreadsheets	3
IFPT	102	Computer Keyboarding II	3
IFPT	206	Office Procedures	3
IFPT	211	Word I	3
ACCT	201	Principles of Accounting I	3
ACCT	202	Principles of Accounting II	3
FINA	314	Business Finance	3
PRTC	207/227	Introduction to Desktop Publishing with Lab	3
ECON	201	Principles of Macro Economics	3
ECON	202	Principles of Micro Economics	3
IFPT	212	Word II	3
BSOA	208	Business Communications	3
BMGT	304	Introduction to Management	3
MKTG	304	Introduction to Marketing Management	3
LPPC	214	Legal Environment of Business	3
CISS	120	Computer Applications in Business	3
FINA	220	Business Statistics	3
FINA	223	Quantitative Business Techniques	3
BMGT	409	Organization Theory and Behavior	3
		Business Elective	3
BMGT	414	Production and Operations Management	3
		International Business Elective	3
BSOA	494	Special Topics in Office Systems	3
BSOA	403	Office Systems Supervision and Simulation	3
BSOA	406	Office Systems Management	3
TCWS	490	Practicum/Internship (or Elective)	3

Additional Requirements:

A "C" or better is required in business courses and economics.

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